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Octubre 20, 2010
Troublesome potato harvest in British Columbia
A soggy September has been a catastrophe for many Lower Mainland (region around Vancouver, BC, Canada) potato and vegetable producers, who are still trying to salvage their crops.
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Octubre 18, 2010
New Brunswick potato crop of good quality
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P.E.I. officials concerned about future McCain's Borden Carleton plant
Octubre 14, 2010
P.E.I. officials concerned about future McCain's Borden Carleton plant
Provincial and federal officials are seeking assurances from McCain Foods Canada as dwindling production and reduced shifts at its Borden Carleton facility have sparked worries
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Bunge expands canola processing capacity in Canada
Octubre 12, 2010
Bunge expands canola processing capacity in Canada
Bunge North America, the North American operating arm of Bunge Limited (NYSE: BG), announced that it plans to more than double the capacity of its canola processing plant in Altona, Manitoba.
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Russia looks afar to replace drought-hit potato crop
Octubre 12, 2010
Russia looks afar to replace drought-hit potato crop
Russians' love of potatoes may be force them to turn to Egypt and even America to replace crop lost to this summer's drought.
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Octubre 06, 2010
Prince Edward Island expects average potato crop
The P.E.I. Potato Board is expecting an average crop this year because hot, dry weather in August reduced yields.
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QSR segment leads Q2 growth of Canadian restaurant industry
Octubre 04, 2010
QSR segment leads Q2 growth of Canadian restaurant industry
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Late seeded Manitoba potatoes face quality issues
Octubre 03, 2010
Late seeded Manitoba potatoes face quality issues
Manitoba potato producers have experienced a wide range of growing conditions all year, and now are experiencing a wide range of quality for their crop.
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Septiembre 25, 2010
New Brunswick Potato Crop Development September 2010
The following update on the New Brunswick potato crop was provided by Agriculture and Aquaculture New Brunswick on September 20:
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Septiembre 16, 2010
Pressure on Canadian government for limits on salt in food
Canada's provincial health ministers are ordering up mandatory sodium limits for packaged and prepared foods if voluntary measures don't shake out as hoped -- and are urging Ottawa to adopt the new targets.
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Septiembre 14, 2010
Pass the potato chips: Canadians snacking more than Americans.
According to Snacking in Canada, a recent study by leading market research company The NPD Group, Canadians, on average, eat more snack meals than their neighbours south of the border, and hold a more positive view of snacking, overall. The report, whi...
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Septiembre 07, 2010
Heat wave takes toll on New Brunswick potato crop
After what was an almost perfect beginning to the growing season, the recent spell of prolonged high temperatures and dry conditions have been an obstacle for potato growers.
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